My Ex-Husband's Uncle Marry Me

I met Lucas when I chose to live apart from my parents for a while, determined to learn how to be independent. I worked as a kindergarten teacher—I’d always loved children more than anything. Then I met Lucas, and I fell head over heels for him. He was so kind to me, always helping me through whatever struggles I faced.When I met his parents, they welcomed me with open arms. Even though they didn’t know the truth about my background, they never judged me. And when they told us they wanted me to marry Lucas, my heart soared. It never crossed my mind that Lucas might not want the same thing—he was smiling when they announced it to us, after all. He agreed without hesitation, and I foolishly took that as proof he felt something for me too.But I was wrong…He’d agreed to marry me only to secure his share of his father’s company. And there was another woman in his life—the one he truly wanted, and she wasn’t me. I was nothing more than a tool to him, and the realization crushed my heart

"Why is this happening to me? I don’t know what to think anymore…"My head throbbed from all the questions swirling through it. I’d barely slept last night—my mind racing with thoughts of Uncle Noah and Lucas. Emotions warred inside me: betrayal that Lucas had lied to me, anger that he’d married me while already having a family with Amanda… a son he’d never told me about. All so he could claim his father’s shares in the company.He never loved me. I’d dreamed of a happy marriage, but it seems I was the only one who believed in it. Should I do what Uncle Noah suggested? Should I get revenge for how he’s lied to me and used me like a pawn? Can I even leave him?"And if I do leave Lucas… do I really have to marry Uncle Noah to get even? What will his family think of me then?"The Graysons had always been kind to me. Even though I was just a simple girl who’d married their son, they’d never treated me poorly. If I divorced Lucas and married his uncle, I was afraid they’d see me differentl

"Really? Your wife lost her memories of you, and she thinks she married your uncle? Is there even a type of amnesia that replaces memories like that?""The doctor said Lucia is experiencing confabulation—her memories have been distorted, and her mind has created false ones. That’s why she believes Uncle Noah is her husband.""Does it hurt you that your uncle is who your selfless wife thinks she married?" Amanda wrapped her arms around my waist. She was my first love, my girlfriend for four years, and our relationship was kept hidden from my parents. We had to conceal it to protect my claim to my father and Uncle Noah’s company. To stay close, I made her my secretary—this way, we could still spend time together, even in secret.We have a son, and I had no choice but to keep him hidden for now. I still can’t figure out why my parents are so fixated on Lucia. She’s just a simple, timid woman—nothing like Amanda. I married her to secure my share of my father’s company, and I need to win o